Liberal MP Zoe McKenzie says the Coalition is aware of the declining support from young Australians but thinks millennial voters will be easier to win over than Gen Z.
“I think millennials are trending towards a view of accepting the Coalition as the right place to put their vote in,” she told Sky News host Amanda Stoker.
“They’re the ones that we really have to work on and listen to, but they’re indeed nothing like the Gen Z that follow them, which is quite different indeed.”
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